yes, by my reckoning the E will be 3rd from key from that end on a traditional french-style HG. So it might be hard to get/keep in tune (more sensitive to weight of cotton etc) and a bit tricky to play up there, hence the dust of neglect... Paul
On 1/5/07, Seth Hamon <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
When you say, "dusty end" does that mean closer to the wheel.. Seth Paul Sherwood <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > This is one of my favorite slow Uilleann tunes... Will I be able to play > this on a gurdy tuned to C/G..... Seth Yes, if you have the usual two octaves - but you'll be playing quite a way up at the 'dusty end' (of course it won't be dusty for you as you will have just made it!). G/D would fit it a lot better though. Paul
